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The McGill Regenerative Medicine Network (MRM Network) is committed to creating a research network that tackles research priorities leading to the advancement of scientific knowledge in the field of stem cells and regenerative medicine at McGill University and beyond. The MRM also facilitates the translation of new discoveries into clinical practice, trains a new generation of regenerative medicine investigators and aims to address societal and ethical issues associated with the use of these technologies. The MRM Network strives to promote strong transdisciplinary connections between fundamental and clinical research at McGill University.
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Introducing the MRM Student-Run Merchandise Initiative!
The MRM Trainee Committee is thrilled to announce the official launch of our brand-new MRM…
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D2R Master’s and Doctoral Scholar Awards
A foundational goal of D2R is to help cultivate the next generation of researchers. Being…
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Yesterday the 2025 #MRMSymposium ended on a high note!
🎤 We closed with a powerful keynote by Dr. Sara S. Nunes de Vasconcelos on therapeutic vascularization.
🙏 Thanks to the @StemCellNetwork, Gold Sponsor & Keynote Lecture sponsor!
🏆 Congrats to our award winners!
The #MRMSymposium poster session showcased diverse, thoughtful work from trainees across regenerative medicine!
Huge thanks to all presenters for sharing your science!
💬 Spot a poster you loved? Tag the presenter & comment for a bonus prize draw entry! 👀
From immunity to vision restoration, #MRMSymposium Session III brought forward bold ideas💡
🦠 Dr. Irah King opened with insights on host-parasite interactions
🌟 Trainees shared work on B cells, totipotency drivers & vision recovery
Incredible science all around!
Tribute to Charles Leblond
Nearly 70 years ago, Professor Charles Leblond led McGill in regenerative medicine with the first report of mammalian stem cells. Since this 1954 discovery, the regenerative medicine field has advanced remarkably with an expectation that regenerative medicine research and applications are predicted to reach $100 billion worldwide in the next quarter century.
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Photo Contest
Congratulations to Rémi Kurdian, a Ph.D. candidate in the international joint program, co-supervised by Dr. Colin Crist (McGill University) and Dr. Alicia Mayeuf-Louchart (University of Lille, France), and Jonathan Kelebeev, a Ph.D. candidate in the Crist lab, for winning first and second prizes respectively in the 2024 MRM Photo Contest!
Thank you to everyone who participated in the contest and made it a success. Special appreciation goes to the members of the Prizes and Awards Committee for their time and effort in carefully reviewing and evaluating each submission.
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